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You can generate command line interfaces (CLI) easily with the fire module. For the Linux or Apple terminal.
This is for a Python object, so you need to know the object oriented programming paradigm.
class Bot():
def hello(self, name):
print("Hello " + name)
def whatsup(self):
print("All good!")
Then import the fire module and load it in the main function.
import fire
class Bot():
def hello(self, name):
print("Hello " + name)
def whatsup(self):
print("All good!")
if __name__ == '__main__':
fire.Fire(Bot)
Then in the command line:
λ ~ python example.py
Type: instance
String form: <__main__.Bot instance at 0x7fa7e1062320>
Usage: example.py
example.py hello
example.py whatsup
Need to write arguments with the command :)
You can do:
λ ~ python example.py hello bob
Hello bob
To call the other method
λ ~ python example.py whatsup
All good!
λ ~
Yes, all methods of the class are included.
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